Lexington Two's Rookie Teachers of the Year announced Among the four winners, Riverbank Elementary's Catherine Quarles was also named District Rookie Teacher of the Year
New faces, new roles in school and district level administration This list includes new and interim principals, assistant principals, and district administrators
'No award means more': Airport Principal Matt Schilit named Principal of the Year by SC Council for Exceptional Children The award, given at the organization's annual conference in late February, recognizes Schilit's outstanding contributions to the advancement of exceptional children and youth
57 middle, high school students selected to District Honor Orchestra Also listed with this story: Lexington Two students selected to the SCMEA All-Region and All-State Orchestras
26 high school students qualify for Seal of Biliteracy This award from the SC Department of Education recognizes students who attain proficiency in English and another language by graduation
78 middle, high school students selected to District Honor Band Also listed with this story: Lexington Two students selected to the 2025 South Carolina Band Director Association Region 2 Honor Band Clinic
Dr. Angela Cooper named SC Personnel Administrator of the Year Dr. Cooper, Lexington Two's Chief Human Resources Officer, was surprised with the announcement by SCASA representatives
27 Early College/Dual Enrollment students invited to walk in Midlands Tech graduation All of the students, from Airport and Brookland-Cayce High Schools, earned college credits — at no cost — during their regular high school days
Lexington Two students selected to prestigious choral groups and events Lexington Two District Honor Choir members will give a free concert on February 13 at the Performing Arts Center. Among other students recognized here are selections to SCMEA region and state groups and others.
14 middle school students named SC Junior Scholars The program, by the SC Department of Education, identifies eighth-graders with exceptional academic talent. The 14 students represent all four of the district's middle schools
